Waterbury evening Democrat., 1887-12-06
CITY AND SUBURBS.

The tax collector will be in his office this evening.
 The fire commissioners will meet Thurs day evening.
 The opening reception of the season will be given in the Y. M. c. A. parlors this evening.
 The board of directors of the Waterbury hospital reelected the old officers last evening.
 Dr. Bland will attend the meeting of the Connecticut Veterinary Association at New Haven this evening.
 The Clock Case Company are having two 100 horse power boilers put up in their factory on Mill street.
 Dr George B. Cowell returned yesterday to his position as house surgeon at the Mt Sinai hospital, New York city.
 The Horse railroad company, have car peted the floors of nearly all their cars, and will complete the work to-day
 The funeral of Miss Minnie Garren, was largely attended from the Church of the Immaculate Conception this morning.
 Maggie, infant daughter of MT and Mrs Patrick Reardon of Pond street, died Sun day and was buried yesterday afternoon.
 The road and sewer commissioners will meet tomorrow evening. The sewer com missioners will give hearing on sewer as- sessments.
 Mrs Mary Kelley, aged S5, died at her residence 1O6 Baldwin street yesterday afternoon. The funeral will be attended from her late residence at 2:3O p. m. to- morrow.
 Fire alarm boxes Nos 4 and 325, the former recently located at West Main and Willow streets. and the latter at Simon and Burnham streets, were placed in posi- tion to-day.
 The residents of Dublin street are get ting shaking up. The blasting by work men on the Waterbury and Meriden road along the Mad river is making things lively in that section.
 In the police court this morning, D. H Buckley, of South Main street, was fined $50 and costs for violating the Sunday law, appealed. w. H. Collins was fneG $25 and costs for violation of the Ii o'clocl closing law. He also appealed.
 The case of Henrietta E. Atwood vs Thomas Ryan ct al., in relation to the rela tive right of subsequent mortgage deeds occupied the attention of the district cour this morning. Judgment of $3,261 ant costs was allowed Thomas Atwood. Deci sions as to the others were reserved.
 There was break in the Grove stree water main near Sperry street this morn ing. The water people say the sewers ar raising hob with the water mains. Tn Mill street main has been plugged up fo some time, owing to break which canno be repaired because of the work in proges on the sewers in that street.
 The Rev Francis T. Russell, of St Mar garet's school, assisted by the Rev E. s Lines, of St Paul's church, New Haven will perform the ceremony at the weddin, of Erwin H. Barber, Yale '82, and one o the assistants at the Peabody museum, ant Miss Margaret Lainson, of Keene, N. H. at St PauPs church, New Haven, this after noon.
 The closing of the Forty Hours Adora ton of the Blessed Sacrament, at St Pat ricks church, took place this morning with solemn high mass and procession o the Blessed Sacrament, and the Holy An gels society. The following were the of ficers of the mass Rev. J. H. Duggan pastor, celebrant Rev. T. Kelly, of An sonia, deacon Rev. P. Duggan, of Tor rington, sub-deacon Rev. J. Curtin, o St Patrick's, master of ceremonies.
 A dozen ministers members of the Nau gatuck Valley association, were in attend ance at the meeting of the association il the First church parlors to-day. Tn meeting was opened at 10 a. m. with devo tional exercises. At 10:3O there was sermon delivered by Rev MT Lee Re MT Davenport followed, speaking on West minister and it's lessons. There was al intermission for dinner, after which tn meeting discussed the question, 9Th preaching now most needed in our vicin ity."